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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
3
The J. E. Baker Co. headlines a feature on leadership and steady progress, emphasizing consistent performance and market presence. The piece profiles the company’s strategies, growth trajectory, and its role in industry advancement within its sector.
The United States Government and Pennsylvania Agricultural Experimental Stations endorse finely ground Limestone as the best lime for soil. It does not harm manure or crops, stores indefinitely, and can be applied anytime. Packed in canvas or paper bags, it reduces labor, dust, and burns, with storage and handling ease. It yields equal crop results to air slaked lime and is cheaper than traditional methods.
Maryland General Assembly outlines three acts to amend Articles 1 3 and 8 of the state constitution and proposes sections on voter qualifications and ballot methods. It details submission to voters at the 1911 general election under Article 14, with governor approvals and legislative framework.
A catalog-style listing describes men’s undergarments in multiple weights and fabrics. Garments include ribbed Merino, wool blends, natural wool, and balbriggan with long-sleeve shirts and long drawers, featuring double gussets in some styles. Prices range from 0.75 to 3.25 dollars per garment.
Sylvia Allen, penniless and eager for life, travels from Allendale to Detroit with Redfield's scheme for a secret stock sale. Redfield uses her to move cash and hides his treachery as a marriage ruse, leaving Sylvia to face ruin when headlines reveal the plot. Kendall reveals aid, and Sylvia finds safety in a Columbia professor's home before marriage and return to Allendale.
The article recounts the ups and downs of the Whistler portrait of Henry Irving as Philip II of Spain. Irving bought the painting for a song, Whistler refused, the work faced debt sales, Irving’s widow later bought it, and the piece later fetched 25 000 pounds in London.
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